The Trump administration is moving to put the finishing touches on a number of big-ticket regulatory items in the coming months so that those rules are harder to undo if Democrats take the White House and Senate in 2020.
The White House Office of Management and Budget released Nov. 20 its biannual regulatory agenda, a roadmap of upcoming rulemaking activity across federal agencies. The agenda includes updates on various priority regulations, such as updating immigration restrictions, loosening clean water requirements on farmland, bolstering trade protections, and limiting labor liability for companies in franchise and staffing arrangements. It also flags ...
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